ETHN 100 - Introduction to Ethnomusicology

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4 credits
Ethnomusicologists believe that by studying the music of elsewhere we can learn about the world, the people within it, and what matters to them. This class is designed to introduce you to a range of questions, skills, and approaches that concern ethnomusicologists, including ethnographic research practices, social analysis, and analyzing musical structures. We will consider historical precedents before considering the methodological and ethical concerns that currently shape the discipline, including emerging activists and decolonizing frameworks. By the end of the semester, you will have a sense of variety of approaches to the field.
Prerequisites & Notes: ESOL 130 required for International students enrolled in the ESOL series.
This course is appropriate for new students.

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